Health visitors lead the 0-5 element<\/strong> of the Healthy Child Programme.\u00a0Our teams include:<\/p>\n We provide universal support and work closely with:<\/p>\n Because we know and work with many different agencies, we can quickly identify needs and guide families to the right support.<\/p>\n This is a national programme<\/strong> for all families with children under five. It offers:<\/p>\n The programme is:<\/p>\n Families receive key contacts during the first five years:<\/p>\n All families can join our group sessions run by Community Public Health Associates, including:<\/p>\n These sessions provide practical advice and a chance to meet other families.<\/p>\n The level at which we provide our care (our service model) is based on 4 levels of service:<\/p>\n We focus our work on \u201chigh impact areas\u201d. These are areas of public health work that have been developed to improve outcomes for children, young people and families and where there is strong\u00a0 evidence that support in these areas can have significant positive impact for children and families.<\/p>\n The early years high impact areas are:<\/p>\n The Institute of Health Visiting (iHV) is a centre\u00a0of excellence, supporting health visiting and health visitors nationwide. They have useful information for parents and carers about the important role of health visiting in supporting parents in the early years of their child’s life.<\/p>\n https:\/\/ihv.org.uk\/for-health-visitors\/what-is-a-health-visitor<\/a><\/p>\n\n
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The Healthy Child Programme<\/h2>\n
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Core contacts<\/h2>\n
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Health promotion groups<\/h2>\n
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The different levels of service that we provide you<\/h2>\n
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Our focused areas of public health support “High Impact Areas”<\/h2>\n
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What is a Health Visitor ?<\/h2>\n